CORPORATE POLICY, STANDARDS and PROCEDURE POLICY TITLE TRAVEL AND BUSINESS EXPENSES NUMBER TBA. CURRENT VERSION DATE February 2015
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1 Page 1 of 9 APPROVED (S) REVISED / REVIEWED SUMMARY Version Date Comments / Changes 1.0 Initial Policy Released 2.0 February 2003 Policy Revised 3.0 September 2003 Policy Revised 4.0 August 2004 Policy Revised 5.0 January 2006 Policy Revised 6.0 July 2009 Policy Revised 7.0 January 2012 Policy Revised 8.0 Policy Revised - Added clarity on allowable business expenses 1.0 POLICY Definitions Employee is defined as: Staff, Medical Staff and any other person authorized by the Fraser Health Authority for expenses incurred while on Fraser Health business. Senior Management is defined as:, Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Executive Director. Executive Team is defined as:, Vice Presidents and Chief Financial Officer. Local Travel is defined as: Travel within the Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley area. This area includes all geographical regions administered by Fraser Health and Vancouver Coastal Health with the exception of the Central Coast (Bella Bella and Bella Coola). This policy, unless otherwise specified under the terms of a collective agreement or Terms and Conditions of Employment, applies to all employees of Fraser Health.
2 Page 2 of 9 APPROVED Expense claims should provide equitable reimbursement to employees for travel and business expenses incurred in the conduct of Fraser Health business and must be submitted for reimbursement within thirty (30) days of the completion of travel or receipt of the itemized bill incurred as a result of travel. Travel out of the Province requires prior authorization by a member of the Executive Team. In the case of a Vice President, approval must be received from the and in the case of the President and Chief Executive Officer, approval must be received from the Board Chair of Fraser Health. Original itemized receipts or proof of purchase must accompany expense claims in order to be reimbursed. Credit card statements and receipts are not acceptable as proof of purchase. In the unusual circumstance that proof of purchase is not available this requirement may be waived by a member of the Executive Team. Claims must be made on the appropriate form and must be approved by the employee s supervisor. Expense claims of the will be approved by the Board Chair of Fraser Health. Any expense claims deemed to be excessive will be forwarded to the President and Chief Executive Officer for review. Requests for travel advances must be submitted to Accounting Services at least two (2) weeks prior to departure. Advances must be reconciled with expense claims and unused balances repaid within thirty (30) days of the completion of travel. Employees who travel on scheduled days off or beyond normal working hours will not be paid overtime or receive equivalent time off. Flexibility of work time hours may be considered. All credits, discounts or refunds received by employees while travelling on Fraser Health business shall be used to reduce Fraser Health travel costs. Rates to be paid under this policy will be reviewed annually. Where a collective agreement reflects a rate of reimbursement different from that specified, the collective agreement rates will apply.
3 Page 3 of 9 APPROVED 2.0 PROCEDURE Claim Forms The Employee Expense Report must be used to claim advances, document approval and submit requests for reimbursement of expense claims. Local Expenses The following expenses will be reimbursed for local travel in the Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley area: Private Vehicles - Reimbursed at the kilometre (KM) rate in effect at the time of travel. This rate is charged when travelling from the original work destination to another work destination on the same day, travelling the shortest distance route. For distances between sites refer to the Distance Chart currently in effect at the time of travel. Traffic fines will not be reimbursed. If an employee proceeds directly to a business location other than their regular work site and the business location is further than their regular work site, they may claim only kilometres travelled which exceed the distance between their residence and their regular work site. If an employee proceeds directly to their residence at the end of the day from a location other than their regular work site, they may only claim kilometres travelled which exceed the distance from their regular work site and their residence. Parking - Actual costs at locations other than at normal work sites will be reimbursed. Parking fines will not be reimbursed. Bridge Tolls - Will be reimbursed at the toll rate in effect at the time of travel. Tolls will be reimbursed when travelling from the original work destination to another work destination on the same day, travelling the shortest distance route. Financial consequences of unpaid tolls will not be reimbursed. If an employee proceeds directly to a business location at the beginning of the day that is not their regular work site and the employee would normally pay a toll resulting from daily travel between their residence and their work site, they will not be eligible for reimbursement for that first trip of the day.
4 Page 4 of 9 APPROVED If an employee proceeds directly to their residence at the end of the day from a location other than their regular work site and the employee would normally pay a toll resulting from daily travel between their work site and their residence, they will not be eligible for reimbursement for that final trip of the day. Meals - Meals for local travel will generally not be reimbursed. Any exception must be approved by the or a Vice President and must relate to a specific work requirement. See Out of Town Expenses for further guidelines. Expense claims will not be permitted for alcohol purchased. Accommodations - Accommodations for local travel will not generally be reimbursed. Any exception must be approved by the responsible Executive team member and must relate to a specific work requirement. Out of Town Expenses Where expenses are incurred outside of the Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley, individuals are expected to use the most direct and economical route. The following expenses will be reimbursed: Private Vehicles - Reimbursed at the kilometre (KM) rate in effect at the time of travel. Mileage reimbursements shall not exceed the cost of the lowest reasonable airfare. Traffic fines will not be reimbursed. Ground Transportation - Business related taxi travel will be reimbursed. Where taxi travel is not economical, costs for sub-compact or compact rental cars will be reimbursed. If there are three (3) or more employees travelling together or bulky or heavy equipment is being transported, a mid-size car may be rented. Car rentals should include a collision damage waiver policy. Car rentals should be arranged through the designated travel agency, where practical to do so, to obtain corporate/government rates. On-line booking via the Web is permitted but only if it provides the best value. Booking with the designated travel agency is the preferred method. Ferry - The full cost of ferry travel will be reimbursed. The cost of using the Reservation System or Assured Loading Tickets (ALT) is an allowable expense
5 Page 5 of 9 APPROVED although these should only be used when absolutely necessary. ALTs should be obtained only when a department s travel volume justifies the purchase. Procedures must be established to safeguard these tickets and to monitor their use within any department that obtains ALTs. Parking - Actual costs at locations other than normal work sites will be reimbursed. Parking fines will not be reimbursed. Meals - Meal expenses will be reimbursed upon presentation of itemized receipts. Expense claims will not be permitted for individuals other than the employee or for alcohol purchased. Amounts in excess of the maximums will be forwarded to the responsible Executive Team member for review. The maximum amounts claimable (including tip and tax) are as follows: Breakfast $12.00 Lunch $15.00 Dinner $25.00 Air Travel - The lowest reasonable airfares are to be obtained for all flights and flights should be booked as soon as the destination and travel dates/times are known in order to obtain early booking discounts. The traveller must arrange for any modifications to this and additional costs for upgrading the ticket will be borne by the traveller except as expressly authorized by the President and Chief Executive Officer or designate. Alternate departure times which would lower expenses should be considered if business plans are not significantly affected. Air travel should be arranged through the designated travel agency, where practical to do so, to obtain corporate/government rates. These costs will be paid directly by the travel agency and then billed back to Fraser Health. On-line booking via the Web is permitted but only if it provides the best value. Booking with the designated travel agency is the preferred method. Employees who use their personal vehicles for travel to the airport will be reimbursed for the mileage and parking at the current rate and the total must not exceed the cost of alternate transportation means.
6 Page 6 of 9 APPROVED Accommodations - Reimbursement for overnight stays will be at the corporate/government rate at a hotel close to the business site. Various costs associated with hotel stays, such as business telephone and parking, will be reimbursed. No entertainment costs will be reimbursed. Accommodation should be arranged through the designated travel agency, where practical to do so, to obtain corporate/government rates. On-line booking via the Web is permitted but only if it provides the best value Travel Documents - Employees are expected to have the appropriate travel documents for out-of-country travel. Expenses for obtaining a passport or other travel documents will not be reimbursed. Other Business Expenses Employees may incur expenses while on Fraser Health business that are not associated with travel: Restaurant Meals - Employees may attend meetings with outside business associates at a restaurant. In such circumstances, meal expenses for the employee and for non-fraser Health business associates will be reimbursed (see Out of town Expenses for the maximum allowable claims) upon presentation of itemized receipts. Claims must be made by the most senior Fraser Health staff in attendance. The business purpose along with the name and affiliation of all individuals attending must be recorded on the receipt. Expense claims will not be permitted for alcohol purchased. Excessive claims will be forwarded to the responsible Executive Team member for review. Meal expenses at a restaurant for meetings or entertainment where only Fraser Health employees are present will not be reimbursed. This would include seasonal celebrations or meals. Catered Meals - Catered meals, including seasonal celebrations, will generally not be reimbursed. There may be rare circumstances where employees may attend meetings on Fraser Health premises over a meal break where catering is provided to the group. In this circumstance, the catered meal must be approved by the responsible Executive Team member and be paid by the most senior ranking staff in
7 Page 7 of 9 APPROVED attendance and will be reimbursed up to the maximum amount claimable (see Out of Town Expenses for the maximums) upon presentation of itemized receipts. Employee Recognition Meals and Gifts In extraordinary situations, food and/or gifts for employee recognition may be provided to employees to celebrate the completion of a particularly challenging project or successful handling of a difficult work related situation. Recognition food and gifts, to a maximum of $25 per event, will be reimbursed upon presentation of itemized receipts. Amounts in excess of $25 per event must be approved by a member of the Executive Team. Items that are available through the Fraser Health Recognition e-store are excluded. Claims must be made by the most senior Fraser Health staff in attendance, at a minimum the department Manager, and must clearly state the reason for the recognition event. Employee recognition food/meals and gifts provided in any other circumstance will not be reimbursed. This would include seasonal celebrations such as Christmas, gifts for new or sick employees and long service gifts. Retirement gifts and catering retirement events are addressed in the Retirement Recognition guidelines. Insurance Coverage - Appropriate supervisors authorizing employees to use their private vehicles on Fraser Health business are to ensure that the employees have or obtain adequate insurance coverage for this purpose including: Business use coverage for those employees who are required to use their private vehicle for business purposes is mandatory. The employee is responsible for purchasing insurance coverage which is adequate for the vehicle s use. The cost of upgrading insurance from to and from work (Class 2 and 3) to business use (Class 7) is an allowable expense. Personal Travel - The cost of out-of-country personal travel insurance is recoverable as a travel expense unless the employee is already covered for this through their extended medical plan. If you are unsure, contact Human Resources to determine whether you have coverage.
8 Page 8 of 9 APPROVED Cancellation - Cancellation insurance is an allowable expense when substantial savings to Fraser Health could be realized by an employee booking a flight in advance. Vehicle Damage Reimbursement - Insurance deductibles will not be reimbursed by Fraser Health. Travel Agency All travel arrangements with the designated travel agency shall be made by designated travel co-ordinators. A listing of co-ordinators will be filed with the travel agency and kept current by Fraser Health s Materiel Management Division. The travel agency will only initiate bookings made by the designated travel co-ordinators. Preferred Government rates should be used whenever possible. Please contact Fraser Health s Materiel Management Division for Fraser Health s current designated travel agency. Payment Methods Employee expense reporting shall account for all expenses incurred including those billed directly by the travel agency. The employee expense report filing shall include the airline receipt, hotel receipt and car rental contract vouchers supporting the payment to the travel agency as well as reimbursement of the employee s travel expenses. Other Travellers In instances where Fraser Health is responsible for paying the travel expenses of individuals travelling to Fraser Health sites or to other designations (i.e. consultants), these travel arrangements should also be made through the designated travel agent, where practical to do so. Exceptions are approved by Senior Management or, in the case of contractual obligations, negotiated through Fraser Health s Supply Chain Division. Non-Business Travel The services of the designated travel agency are available to employees, medical staff, volunteers, associates and patients on the same favourable terms and advantages as have been arranged for Fraser Health at no additional cost. All such individuals must
9 Page 9 of 9 APPROVED make their own arrangements with the travel agency for tickets and payments. Rebates earned will be credited to Fraser Health who will use such funds for staff education and development programs. Moving / Relocation Expenses Any agreements made during recruiting with reference to moving costs must be approved through Human Resources. If approved, the request for reimbursement of moving / relocation expenses will be completed by the employee and submitted to Accounting Services. Before payment can be processed the request for reimbursement will be confirmed with the agreement and revised for applicable general ledger codes and appropriate approval.
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